Specifications
| Spec | GCOM SRG1 |
|---|---|
| Weight per pair | 31 g (1.1 oz), short version; long version not stated. Size not specified |
| Seams | 100 % external; doubled on the short version except on the thumb back; single on the long version |
| Palm | AX leather (a polyester material) with printed silicone grip dots |
| Back | 95 % polyester, 5 % spandex knit, air-permeable |
| Cuff and closure | Short: close-fitting cuff, no hook-and-loop. Long: elasticated |
| Sizes | XS–XL, separate size chart per version |
| Colours | Short: Carbon Black, Glacier Blue, Pace Red. Long: Carbon Black |
| Touchscreen | no data |
| Care | lukewarm hand wash with mild detergent or a delicate cycle at up to 30 °C; no spin cycle, tumble drying or bleach; air dry |
| Fire protection | none — a sim racing glove, not motorsport equipment |
| Price | Short €69, long €59 |
| Data as of | 7 October 2026, gcom360.online |
What stands out
31 g per pair. The lowest published figure in this field — one gram under FREEM SIM21, seven under VIRAGE PB1, roughly 19 g under the F33L SR Flow Forte and well under a third of the Alpinestars range. Below about 40 g a glove stops registering as a layer between palm and rim. See the full weight table.
Fully external double seams. Every seam sits on the outside, and on the short version the seams are doubled except for the single seam on the thumb back. Nobody else in this comparison states a double external seam.
Moradness and Syncmesh stitch externally; F33L uses reverse stitching for the same purpose. Moradness does not specify whether its seams are doubled. The practical effect is that no stitched ridge runs between your palm and the wheel — the usual starting point for pressure marks on a long stint. The thumb back carries a single seam.
No strap at the wrist. The short cuff closes by fit alone. There is no hook-and-loop tab to add bulk, catch a sleeve or wear out. Alpinestars reaches a similar result with a welded cuff; F33L uses a reinforced hook-and-loop closure.
Printed silicone grip. The AX leather palm carries silicone dots printed onto the surface rather than stitched-on grip panels. Printing adds grams rather than tens of grams, which is part of how the glove reaches 31 g.
Short or long
| Short | Long | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €69 | €59 |
| Weight per pair | 31 g (1.1 oz) | no data |
| Seams | external, doubled except on the thumb back | external, single |
| Cuff | close-fitting, no strap | elasticated |
| Colours | Carbon Black, Glacier Blue, Pace Red | Carbon Black |
| Sizing | own chart | own chart, runs approx. 1.5 sizes larger |
The short version suits formula-style rims and anyone who wants nothing at the wrist. The long version covers the wrist, which helps on GT rims and in a cold room. More in short cuff vs long cuff.
Sizing
GCOM asks for two measurements: hand circumference around the widest point below the knuckles with the thumb excluded, and hand length from the wrist to the tip of the middle finger.
Between two sizes, GCOM says take the smaller one — for both versions. The maker states the short version should not be chosen too large despite its narrow opening, because the construction only works when the glove fits tightly. The long version runs about 1.5 sizes larger than the short and has its own chart.
This is the opposite of Moradness, which tells buyers between sizes to size up. Use the chart of the glove you are buying — see size and fit.
Care
GCOM’s manufacturer care guidance permits lukewarm hand wash with mild detergent or a delicate cycle at up to 30 °C; no spin cycle, tumble drying or bleach; air dry.
What GCOM does not publish
- Touchscreen zones. No statement. Alpinestars covers three fingers, several brands cover thumb and index.
- Weight of the long version. Only the short version carries a figure.
- Size chart values as text. The chart is published as a graphic; the numbers are not machine-readable.
Alternatives
| If you want | Consider | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A wider size range | F33L SR Flow Forte | XXS–XXL against XS–XL, £39 |
| A perforated palm | Moradness Aura Pro | Mesh palm with grip zones, cold machine wash permitted |
| Touchscreen on three fingers | Alpinestars Sim Gloves Graphic | Thumb, index and middle finger, €44.95 |
| A stated torque rating | Syncmesh Grip M2X | Rated to 16 Nm, 8–15 h per week, €74.38 |
Frequently asked
How much does the GCOM SRG1 weigh?
31 g per pair (1.1 oz) in the short version, as published by GCOM360. The long version has no published weight.
What are the seams like?
All seams run on the outside. On the short version they are doubled except on the thumb back; the long version uses single external seams. The thumb back has a single seam.
What size SRG1 should I buy?
Measure hand circumference below the knuckles and hand length to the middle fingertip, then use GCOM's chart for your version. Between two sizes, take the smaller — and note the long version runs about 1.5 sizes larger than the short.
Is the SRG1 touchscreen compatible?
GCOM does not publish a touchscreen specification.
What does the SRG1 cost?
€69 for the short version, €59 for the long version.
Is it fire resistant?
No. It is a sim racing glove without fire certification, like every other model in this comparison.
SRG1 in pictures
